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Consider Your Spouse When Contributing to Your RRSP

Everyone would like to pay less tax. With many couples, the partner with the higher income invests more money into a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP).

What is a Registered Retirement Savings Plan?

It is that time of year again. We are bombarded by the media and your financial institution to purchase an RRSP.

Increase Your RRSP Contribution by Borrowing

What can you do if the RRSP (Registered Retirement Savings Plan) deadline is fast approaching and you do not have the money to make a contribution? You can try and borrow it.

Investing for Tomorrow

The global economy has just experienced the broadest recession in decades. This has polarized investors into two groups.

Choose Wisely When Appointing an Executor

Many people believe that their final wishes will be carried out by clearly stating them in their will. This false feeling of contentment can lead to multiple problems after death.

Bequeathing the Family Cottage

You prepared your will and have specified that the family cottage will be inherited by the children. But keeping the cottage in the family may not be that straightforward.

Employee Benefits Program

In the always competitive environment of employee recruitment and retention, a strong employee benefit program can help keep employee turnover low.

Registered Disability Savings Plan

In December 2008 the Registered Disability Savings Plan became available after being announced in the 2007 budget.

Changes are Coming to Canada Pension Plan

In May 2009 the federal and provincial governments proposed changes to the current Canada Pension Plan which are to be phased in starting in 2011.

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